When people ask “what is the largest healthcare software?”, they are usually trying to reduce risk. Size is often associated with stability, adoption, and trust. But in healthcare, “largest” does not have a single definition. It changes based on where care is delivered, how services are funded, and what compliance
Choosing the best Electronic Health Record (EHR) software is not about finding a single “winner.” The reality is that the best EHR depends on how care is delivered, where documentation happens, and what regulatory environment a provider operates in. Hospitals, outpatient clinics, and home health agencies all rely on EHR
Choosing the right Electronic Health Record (EHR) system is one of the most important decisions a healthcare provider can make. EHR software plays a central role in how patient information is documented, shared, and maintained across care teams. While many providers search for the most commonly used EHR system, the
Success in home care is rarely accidental. Agencies that grow steadily, retain staff, and remain compliant over time usually share one defining trait: they make early operational decisions that reduce friction instead of creating it. While leadership, culture, and service quality all matter, the infrastructure supporting daily operations often determines
South Dakota’s adult day care and community-based care sector is entering 2026 shaped by continued reliance on Medicaid Home- and Community-Based Services (HCBS) to meet care needs across a largely rural state. Policy direction over the past several months has reinforced the importance of maintaining access to non-institutional care options,
Delaware’s adult day care and community-based care sector is entering 2026 shaped by a steady expansion of Medicaid Home- and Community-Based Services (HCBS). State policy over the past several months has continued to emphasize aging in place, care coordination, and accountability across community services, reinforcing a long-term shift away from
Rhode Island’s adult day care and community-based care sector is entering 2026 shaped by a continued policy shift away from institutional care and toward services that support aging in place. Over the past several months, the state has expanded and refined its Medicaid Home- and Community-Based Services (HCBS) framework, reinforcing
Montana’s adult day care and community-based care sector is entering 2026 shaped by policy decisions aimed at stabilizing services in a state defined by rural geography and an aging population. Over the past several months, Montana has expanded Medicaid support for home- and community-based services as part of broader efforts
New Hampshire’s adult day care and community-based care sector is entering 2026 amid policy changes designed to stabilize the workforce and protect access to services for older adults and individuals with disabilities. Recent Medicaid rate adjustments and workforce-focused initiatives signal a continued commitment to home- and community-based services, even as
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